The Sisters should play at Christmas

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Like in '93 at Brixton. It was great! You could be sure that AE would say nothing about Christmas at all, the lights were great and it was the perfect antidote to all the commercialised sh*te going on in the high street. Wonderful. 8)
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snubnoseuk wrote:Like in '93 at Brixton. It was great! You could be sure that AE would say nothing about Christmas at all, the lights were great and it was the perfect antidote to all the commercialised sh*te going on in the high street. Wonderful. 8)
I think we could celebrate Brian's birthday in the end of December ;D
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I refer the gentleman to my previous post at
http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... ght=#39813

D.I.S.C.O. is the perfect cover version at ANY Sisters gig, but, c'mon, which Christmas song would you like to see performed at a Christmas gig?

In view of the totally over-the-top 'He's got the whole F****n' world in his hands' performed at Reading, may I propose a cover of 'Come they told me, Pa-Rum-Pa-F****n'-Tum' by Bing Crosby and David Bowtie? I'd play bass, if required.
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The Bowie / Crosby track is called "Little Drummer Boy" - Unless I am mistaken ?
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Yes you are correct. It is the Only version of that song I can tolerate.

Bing Crosby was a wonderful talent. And paired with Mr. Bowie...supberb! Their vocal ranges complement each other wonderfully.

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As for Von at Christmas..

Um well..I'd like him gift wrapped underneath my Christmas tree...so

Everyone.. I expect you to put that upon your Planet's WishList..and deliver him up so!!!! :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:

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I think pikkrong is on to something... "Always look on the bright side of life" would be an awesome, awesome song for a Christmas set list!
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nodubmanshouts wrote:I think pikkrong is on to something... "Always look on the bright side of life" would be an awesome, awesome song for a Christmas set list!
I think you should post that in the Intro Music topic, it would be a great starter. :D
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A certain song by Slade. I'm a traditionalist.
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How about "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" in a "stop draggin my heart around" acapella style ;-)
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I'd go with Wham's epic 'Last Christmas'

remember kids, a Von is not just for Christmas
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snubnoseuk wrote:Like in '93 at Brixton. It was great! You could be sure that AE would say nothing about Christmas at all, the lights were great and it was the perfect antidote to all the commercialised sh*te going on in the high street. Wonderful. 8)
On that subject, I've started scanning all my old press cuttings - I've
shoved one up here on this very subject

http://www.leon-steelgrave.com/xmas.htm
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You're just a shameless self-publicist aren't you? Wogan would have loved ya!
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Thrash Harry wrote:You're just a shameless self-publicist aren't you? Wogan would have loved ya!
Not really - that page is in isolation and doesn't link to the rest of my site.

However, no one is going to sell my book except me.
So yeah, I'm whoring for publicity.
Drop on by, you might like what I've got to say.

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Shameless Self Promotion?

At least Hal's not the only one. And I say go for it! I'll check your site when I am able to get away from the cd burner!
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Erudite wrote:
snubnoseuk wrote:Like in '93 at Brixton. It was great! You could be sure that AE would say nothing about Christmas at all, the lights were great and it was the perfect antidote to all the commercialised sh*te going on in the high street. Wonderful. 8)
On that subject, I've started scanning all my old press cuttings - I've
shoved one up here on this very subject

http://www.leon-steelgrave.com/xmas.htm
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feel free to submit any you have "spare" to the image gallery ;)
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Erudite wrote:However, no one is going to sell my book except me.
So yeah, I'm whoring for publicity..
Now that's more like it. Tell it straight and tell it true.
Erudite wrote:Drop on by, you might like what I've got to say.

And if you don't, no foul.
Sorry. I just can't take Vampire's seriously. Too many Hammer Horrors in my youth. You know how it is.
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Aww naw! I love Hammer Horror, the maidens were so oooooh! aaaaaaah! Baby, Baby, Baby! treat me mean, abuse the sausage pate!!!
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AndyTheGoth wrote:How about "Happy Christmas (War Is Over)" in a "stop draggin my heart around" acapella style ;-)
if they get a move on, they can stop the pop idol version in its tracks this xmas and perform a public service.
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Thrash Harry wrote:
Erudite wrote:However, no one is going to sell my book except me.
So yeah, I'm whoring for publicity..
Now that's more like it. Tell it straight and tell it true.
Erudite wrote:Drop on by, you might like what I've got to say.

And if you don't, no foul.
Sorry. I just can't take Vampire's seriously. Too many Hammer Horrors in my youth. You know how it is.
But it's not actually a vampire story. Lady Methedrine, the eponymous White Vampyre is in a fact a metaphor for the protagonist's drug addiction.
The book is more Film noir meets Cyber Punk.
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Quiff Boy wrote:
Erudite wrote:
snubnoseuk wrote:Like in '93 at Brixton. It was great! You could be sure that AE would say nothing about Christmas at all, the lights were great and it was the perfect antidote to all the commercialised sh*te going on in the high street. Wonderful. 8)
On that subject, I've started scanning all my old press cuttings - I've
shoved one up here on this very subject

http://www.leon-steelgrave.com/xmas.htm
:von:

feel free to submit any you have "spare" to the image gallery ;)

I'm still in the early stages but I will certainly "share" the more interesting ones.
If I can achieve some rhyme or reason with them I may also burn the whole lot on to a CD with pdfs of the various reviews I've writen over the years. This would be for trading if anyone's interested.
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Erudite wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:
Erudite wrote: On that subject, I've started scanning all my old press cuttings - I've
shoved one up here on this very subject

http://www.leon-steelgrave.com/xmas.htm
:von:

feel free to submit any you have "spare" to the image gallery ;)

I'm still in the early stages but I will certainly "share" the more interesting ones.
If I can achieve some rhyme or reason with them I may also burn the whole lot on to a CD with pdfs of the various reviews I've writen over the years. This would be for trading if anyone's interested.
If they are SISTERS-RELATED, I'm interested 8)
And you could upload them here, too.
Or point to the links on your homepage - as you did.
It was SISTERS-RELATED, so I wouldn't consider it a self-promotion :notworthy:
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@Pikkrong

I have already uploaded a few.
Don't know when/if QB will display them.
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Erudite wrote:@Pikkrong

I have already uploaded a few.
Don't know when/if QB will display them.
Cool :notworthy:
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pikkrong wrote:
Erudite wrote:@Pikkrong

I have already uploaded a few.
Don't know when/if QB will display them.
Cool :notworthy:
done - i love the french one! :lol:
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